Lin Lim, Ph.D.

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This month, Barry sits down with our own board Director of Family Education, and SENG President, Lin Lim, Ph.D., a passionate whirlwind of complex ideas and observations that will have you scrambling to take notes! Among other things, they’ll discuss her most recent deep dive: “Seeing the trees AND the forest: holistic nurturance of gifted children.”
 
Lim is the Associate Dean of Media and Public Relations at Bridges Graduate School of Cognitive Diversity in Education in Studio City, California. She holds a doctorate in psychology from Boston University, Academic Graduate Certificate in Mind, Brain and Education (Johns Hopkins University Graduate School of Education), and Academic Graduate Certificate in Twice-exceptional Education (Bridges Graduate School).
 
Her parenting journey with her two profoundly gifted children, one twice-exceptional, and the other radically accelerated, drives her to create better understanding, communication, and support for such children between all educational stakeholders. She is also a founding board member of the non-profit Gifted Education Family Network, and the founder of the non-profit Quark Collaboration Institute. She is currently focused on using data visualization techniques, and developing interdisciplinary dynamic complex multi-systems embodied guiding frameworks around parenting, education, and applied research with gifted outliers. She has presented both nationally and internationally in conferences ranging from education, interdisciplinary social science, to psychology.

Lin Lim, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean of Media and Public Relations at Bridges Graduate School of Cognitive Diversity in Education in Studio City, California. She holds a doctorate in psychology from Boston University, Academic Graduate Certificate in Mind, Brain and Education (Johns Hopkins University Graduate School of Education), and Academic Graduate Certificate in Twice-exceptional Education (Bridges Graduate School). Her parenting journey with her two profoundly gifted children, one twice-exceptional, and the other radically accelerated drives her to create better understanding, communication, and nurturance for such children between all educational stakeholders. She is a founding board member of the non-profit Gifted Education Family Network, and the founder of the non-profit Quark Collaboration Institute. She is currently focused on using data visualization techniques, and developing interdisciplinary dynamic complex multi-systems embodied guiding frameworks around parenting, education, and applied research with gifted outliers. She has presented both nationally and internationally in conferences ranging from education, interdisciplinary social science, to psychology.

Please join us for this event! 
You are invited to a Zoom webinar. (Link leads to the event in the GHF Forum – Member Content)
When: November 11, 2022 3:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Dr. Tam Keith Skye, Understanding 2e and Sensory Processing

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Dr. MaryGrace Stewart

Ideal4Gifted founder and Chief Education Officer, Dr. MaryGrace Stewart, has been a revered influence in the field of gifted and talented for over 35 years, teaching and leading pre-K-12th grade students in both public and private schools. She has held education certifications in NY, MA, and CT, and has been a presenter on gifted education topics nationally and internationally. Stewart has designed gifted programs and has written gifted education curricula and various articles on gifted education topics.

Dr. Stewart is a member of the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children and the National Association for Gifted Children where she is involved in several of their networks and has been the Program Chair for the Parent and Community Network, and is a member and prior president of the board of directors for the Massachusetts Association for Gifted Education. She is a member of the MA State Gifted and Talented Advisory Council. 

Dr. Stewart has received several awards in education, including two teacher-of-the-year awards from districts in NY and CT, the Service Award from the MA Assoc. for Gifted Education, and this November she received national recognition from NAGC for her work with both MAGE and IDEAL4Gifted.

Her doctorate is from the University of Southern California in Education Leadership and Change. She holds an advanced graduate degree (ABD) from the University of Connecticut in Gifted Education, a masters in Physiology/Education/Art from SUNY Fredonia, a bachelor’s in art education from SUCNY Buffalo, AND… a certificate of Mime for the Actor from The Canadian Mime School at Niagara on the Lake, Ontario!

Don’t miss this sure-to-be edifying episode!

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You are invited to a Zoom webinar. (Link leads to the event in the GHF Forum – Member Content)
When: September 16, 2022 3:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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PJ Manney

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Interview Summary

PJ Manney is the author of the bestselling and Philip K. Dick Award nominated Phoenix Horizon trilogy, (R)EVOLUTION, (ID)ENTITY, and (CON)SCIENCE. Her ghost story “Ours” appeared in the 2021 anthology, DECEMBER TALES. She is on the board of directors of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, is the futurist, media consultant and writer/producer for the Human Energy Project, and runs The New Mythos Project. A former chairperson of Humanity Plus, she helped rebrand the organization, launch H+ Magazine and organize the first multi-org conference on futurist topics, Convergence ’08. She authored “Yucky Gets Yummy: How Speculative Fiction Creates Society” and “Empathy in the Time of Technology: How Storytelling is the Key to Empathy,” foundational works on the neuropsychology of empathy and media.

She has presented her ideas to groups like National Geographic, the Producers and Directors Guilds of America, NASA-JPL, Huffington Post, The H+ Summit, and the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, is a frequent guest on podcasts and webshows including StarTalk, Technically Human, The World Transformed, and Singularity.FM. Manney consults with and speaks to companies and organizations about the future of technology and humanity and teaches science fiction writing at the Rambo Academy.

So much scope for harnessing Gifted Big Thoughts here – let’s get deep! 

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You are invited to a Zoom webinar. (Link leads to the event in the GHF Forum – Member Content)
When: May 20, 2022 3:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Bryan Mischler is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist at the Treffert Center in Fond du Lac, Wi., a program of SSM Health. The Treffert Center is a facility dedicated to diagnosis, treatment, research and advocacy for the autistic community, with the focus of finding strengths and talents of the individual and scaffolding from these in developing areas in need of support. The center currently provides educational opportunities through the Treffert Way school for K- 8th grade. Bryan is developing programs to expand to high school, including technical school degrees and vocational skills.

Bryan has a true passion for carrying out this work. He has presented internationally and written about using strength based techniques to inspire those with which he works. Bryan was the recipient of the Professional of the Year award as a professional that does great things with children from the Wisconsin Counsel for Children and Families. He uses creative ways to find and develop a child’s talents. His motto: “Start with the Heart.” Find a child’s passion and help them develop these skills. His proudest professional achievement? Learning music and how to play guitar, because he was taught by several of his students, who used his own teaching philosophy to disabuse him of the notion that he had no musical ability!

Strengths-based learning techniques work for myriad neurotypes – there’s much to be gleaned from this session – so, come with questions!

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You are invited to a Zoom webinar. (Link leads to the event in the GHF Forum – Member Content)
When: April 15, 2022 3:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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